Crytozoology

From Bigfoot to the Loch Ness Monster,
Cryptozoology is the study of and search for animals which fall outside of contemporary zoological catalogs. It consists of two primary fields of research:

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* The search for living examples of animals taxonomically identified through fossil records, but which are believed to be extinct.
* The search for animals that fall outside of taxonomic records due to a lack of empirical evidence, but for which anecdotal evidence exists in the form of myths, legends, or undocumented sightings.

Those involved in cryptozoological study are known as cryptozoologists; the animals that they study are often referred to as "cryptids", a term coined by John Wall in 1983.

The status of cryptids on this list falls into six categories:

Unconfirmed – cryptids whose existence is alleged but not demonstrated.
Disputed – cryptids that have a body of evidence against their existence.
Proposed [animal name] – cryptids with an alternative explanation accepted by the general scientific community.
Extinct – animals that are generally believed to be extinct, but which cryptozoologists believe may have an extant relict population.
Confirmed [animal name or cause] – animals once classified as cryptids but whose existence has now been confirmed.
Hoax – cryptids once thought to be real but later conclusively proven to be hoaxes.

A list of Cryptids and Creatures in Cryptozoology
A list of all documented Cryptozoological Creatures, cryptids, animals and plants studied under the field of cryptozoology. The existance of existence of many have often been derived from anecdotal or other evidence.

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